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Thu Jan 7, 2010 5:59:25 am
And got really quite sunburnt.. Good chance to rememebr to use the nice new lotion I got for Christmas.
Was on the 'longest water slide in New Zealand'. And almost lost the bacini top when I came off it once. that could've been disasterous.
Thu Jan 7, 2010 6:18:33 am
How long is the longest water slide in New Zealand?
Thu Jan 7, 2010 7:59:53 am
Not sure, Its quite tiring to walk up to the top, And then takes a minute or to get go back dow to the bottom, Its awesome haha
Thu Jan 7, 2010 4:19:01 pm
agrees with: comment#3
Sunburn? Water slides?
You mock us with these words.
You mock us with these words.
Thu Jan 7, 2010 4:21:06 pm
re: comment#4
When I read this post this morning, I was under two layers of blankets, had a sweater and a long sleeve shirt on with sweatpants and socks...and I was still freezing. :-/
How am I ever going to survive the winters of RU? I need either a man...or a dog. :-p
Thu Jan 7, 2010 4:30:16 pm
re: comment#5
When I read this post this morning, I was under two layers of blankets, had a sweater and a long sleeve shirt on with sweatpants and socks...and I was still freezing. :-/
How am I ever going to survive the winters of RU? I need either a man...or a dog. :-p
What is "RU"?How am I ever going to survive the winters of RU? I need either a man...or a dog. :-p
Thu Jan 7, 2010 6:19:25 pm
re: comment#5
When I read this post this morning, I was under two layers of blankets, had a sweater and a long sleeve shirt on with sweatpants and socks...and I was still freezing. :-/
How am I ever going to survive the winters of RU? I need either a man...or a dog. :-p
Maybe you shouldn't go.How am I ever going to survive the winters of RU? I need either a man...or a dog. :-p
Thu Jan 7, 2010 6:29:39 pm
re: comment#10
Maybe you shouldn't go.
All signs point to YES.Minus the whole not knowing the language thing. I think I can get around that, however, and be ok. A lot of people speak English there, and I am a firm believer that one can quickly catch on to a language if they are thrown into that environment.
Plus, I believe I would fit in better there than I would here.
Thu Jan 7, 2010 6:32:08 pm
re: comment#11
All signs point to YES.
Minus the whole not knowing the language thing. I think I can get around that, however, and be ok. A lot of people speak English there, and I am a firm believer that one can quickly catch on to a language if they are thrown into that environment.
Plus, I believe I would fit in better there than I would here.
Try a vacation there before attempting a long term stay. Why would you fit in better there?Minus the whole not knowing the language thing. I think I can get around that, however, and be ok. A lot of people speak English there, and I am a firm believer that one can quickly catch on to a language if they are thrown into that environment.
Plus, I believe I would fit in better there than I would here.
Thu Jan 7, 2010 8:23:37 pm
re: comment#12
Try a vacation there before attempting a long term stay. Why would you fit in better there?
I do better if I just jump in with both feet. That way I have to suck it up and eventually I will learn to like it. I just relate to their culture better than American culture, that's all. And apparently the Russians love me, despite not liking anyone? I dunno. I tend to win them over far more quickly than what is considered "normal." Or so I have been told.
Fri Jan 8, 2010 12:17:06 am
re: comment#13
I do better if I just jump in with both feet. That way I have to suck it up and eventually I will learn to like it.
I just relate to their culture better than American culture, that's all. And apparently the Russians love me, despite not liking anyone? I dunno. I tend to win them over far more quickly than what is considered "normal." Or so I have been told.
What will you do if you don't learn to like it?I just relate to their culture better than American culture, that's all. And apparently the Russians love me, despite not liking anyone? I dunno. I tend to win them over far more quickly than what is considered "normal." Or so I have been told.
Fri Jan 8, 2010 12:56:04 am
re: comment#14
What will you do if you don't learn to like it?
I learn to like everything. I am content with wherever I have a place to lay my head down. There will always be opportunity to learn and grow there, so that's not an issue. Plus, it's not like it has to be forever.Fri Jan 8, 2010 2:56:59 am
re: comment#15
I learn to like everything. I am content with wherever I have a place to lay my head down. There will always be opportunity to learn and grow there, so that's not an issue. Plus, it's not like it has to be forever.
Im sorry, tend to forget most people dont have a summer christmas and stuff. Maybe should do the whole 'Fly to where its warm and miss oput winter' ... But when its winter here.. we dont even get snow.. gutsFri Jan 8, 2010 3:51:19 am
re: comment#16
Im sorry, tend to forget most people dont have a summer christmas and stuff. Maybe should do the whole 'Fly to where its warm and miss oput winter' ... But when its winter here.. we dont even get snow.. guts
I do the opposite and tend to forget that Christmas happens in the summer for a lot of people.Fri Jan 8, 2010 7:14:01 am
re: comment#17
I do the opposite and tend to forget that Christmas happens in the summer for a lot of people.
Haha, I want to have a white christmas one year. It sounds so cool. I can deal with the cold haha.Fri Jan 8, 2010 4:10:23 pm
re: comment#18
Haha, I want to have a white christmas one year. It sounds so cool. I can deal with the cold haha.
Actual falling of snow on Christmas day is rare here, but I have experienced several Christmases in which previously fallen snow was still on the ground. That happened during the most recent Christmas.Fri Jan 8, 2010 10:25:17 pm
re: comment#19
Actual falling of snow on Christmas day is rare here, but I have experienced several Christmases in which previously fallen snow was still on the ground. That happened during the most recent Christmas.
Aww well. snow at christmas time then xD